Kasina Rates Top Ten Financial Professional Websites
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NEW YORK--Kasina has released the 2000 edition of its annual study of mutual fund websites. The study identifies the top web implementations from 421 online mutual fund firms, rating the overall top twenty sites, well as the top ten websites from smaller fund companies (a new addition for 2000).
The study was designed to provide mutual fund companies with actionable information so they may better understand the expectations, needs and desires of today’s investors and financial professionals.
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